davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
They Observe One Day.

The Dakota Bell contains an article
which Is applicable TO many Montana
localities and Mt this period Ii as
good ~ a home production. Wequote:
do the people OF this town never
observe the Sabbath ?" asked a minis
ter who recently arrived from the east
Of a resident Of a Dakota town.
"W-e-l-f, ! Dunno he replied
douatiully, you see bout how itgoes."
Yes, i have observed II each Sum-
day since | have been here-every
store in town open and business go-
Ing on at a rate greater than any othe
day In the week. | am astonished
and panied at such scene / don't
believe you people could suspend bus
mess and observe any day II you
should try"
"Oh, yes, we csn-we have done it,
What day was il, pray :"
"Ciacus day, Elder. That day
every house in town was locked up
and II nail drove 10 the keyhole.
There was one man In town who WIS
sick sbed. but we just put him oDA
stretcher and carried him down and
set him right close up to the ring
where the spotted boss kicked at him
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
Almost a jail Delivery.

IL appears that there are but two
prisoners at present confined IN Gala
tin county jail. both awaiting the
action Of lie grand jury, q for II
bezzlenIent Of Nurlhern Pacific funds
and the other for .or.ery. Their
names, respectfully. are Moore aud
hallehberk, charged in the order
indicated.
But Notwithstanding the crimes of
which they stand charged they seem
TO be real industrious cusses, for on
Tuesday Of This week Sheriff Mitchell,
fancying he bad heard some unusual
noise in the court house basement,
which happens u b. The only Jail that
Gallatin raj ut prr,ent afford. went
down aud carefully Inspected the
premises aud found To his surprise
that the outer wall, leading into the
al! yard had heen almost completely
ruined and that n t,w more hours
work would have sufliced IA have
given the confined birds" their
liberty. Explanations under the cir
cunstances would hardly have
seemed necessary but Moore turned
states evidence" aid gave. the whole
thing away. The gents will 1, GREATER
be kept in close confinement and per-
baps be fed on bread and water for
awhile . % "a To curb their ambition
and reduce toa minimum their mu.
lar tissue. AT the next session Of the
Court The WORTHLESS, in addition to
answering for the crimes for which
they were incarr. rated will lie called
To account for the al iitionsl one OF
trying Ia break nil.-Cou,ier.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
4 Maternal Gobbler.

One Of u farmers Is responsible for
the following story, which he says Is
literally true: One of his turkey hens
set the usual time on u full nest OF
eggs, aud "came OFF, with only two
little ones as the result of her faithful
efforts. This seemed to worry her
partner, the old goObler, very much;
80 much 50 that he took possession of
she nest TO try his band at the bust.
ness, and seemed determined to stay
there. The farmer being out Of tur-
key eggs, put a full setting Of goose
eggs under the old gobbler who stuck
10 them faithfully through the perils
Of incubation, when he ''came OFF, tri-
umphantly with u full brood Of littie
gosllngs. But when he made u min
ute examination OF the spoon till and
splay feet Of his progeny ii broke
him all up" He amt The same COB.
bier. He has been standing around
ever since In a sort Of medltative way
trying To guess where he made the
mistake. River Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The game law expires on the lith
Of August. and on the 18th sportsmen
are At liberty TO bang away at all
kinds Of game. But they are not at
liberty to trespass on the honest far
mer's enclosure and shoot through
the brush h%aphazard and MAIN his
stock. IL is unlawful for persons
to hunt within enclosed grounds. or
: % shoot in upon enclosed lands with.
out first obtaining the owner or agents
permission. Ii is deemed a INSIDE
mesnor to blaze away ndiscriminate-
ly in peoples fields, and conviction in
h competent court Is punishable by
fine or imprisonment.-Ey.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

! gislators, and should bs greatly r.
gretted by the public, He was n Il
the sblest members OF the council
laborious, siudious, and OF sound judl.
ment aud much experience. The ce'.
ebrated revenue bill was Of his franz
ing, and that 1t promises TO he an
abortive measure " not amended IL
due TO the fact that Mr.. Thompson did
not possess the legal knowledge and
training 10 hastily frame together the
parts of 30 voluminous II bill. affecting
SO wide an area Of territorial and
county affairs, into u congruous and
consistent whole that could be en-
for0d without n provision infring-
ing upon another. Perhaps no one
could do 80 in the short time allowed.
II Was q bill well cen eiv,d, and with
more careful consideration would have
stood to-day upon the statute booss an
u~nassailable monument 10 Mr.. Thomp-
sons record as a lawmhkrr. His RES
ignation Is probably due To the fact
that the time of the extraordinary
session Is a very busy season, lac being
a cattle grower. A special election
will doubtless I e called to ill the va
cancy.-Independeni.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

DR.. J. W. Culberston. principal
physician aud surgeon of the Central
Surgical lnfrmsry, Of indianapolis,
indiana, will visit professionally,
Miles City at the Macqueen holse,
Wednesday, T.uisiay and Friday,
August Bird, Ith and 5;h; Helena, Sat
urday, August l3h, for one WEEK.
All afflicted with any disease of the
Eye or Ear, Caturrh, Cross Eyes, club
Foot Spinal Curvature, Piles, Rupture
or c. ronic Diseases, ETC., can consult
him free of ch irge. Artificial Eyes
inserted. Remember the dates.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
Gruesome sounds.

Noises strange. weird and unearthly
were heard proceeding from the local..
ty Of Savage's drug store Yesterday
noon and many u passer-by on the
other side directed inqulsi.ive looks
and questions concerning the same.
fastening across the street a reporter
discovered the Ocarina sextette put
ting In their best ticks on the uncouth
potato shaped instrument known In
the instrumental catalogue a. Ocari.
mas. A sextette being the club, Of
course there are six instruments, rang
ing In size from a hens egg 10 a fifty
cent water melon. Each ofthe six
members,in turn worried the scale of.in.
slruments, endesvoriLg TO discover the
one cut out and fashioned for himself.
The club will be ready to make dates
inside of n month and will practise
day and night upon three popular airs
which they hope to produce on circus
day, when the sextette will march
ahead OF the committee OF re-
ception and escort the big elephant
and 10 10 up to Geo. Silyerberg's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The saloon fixtures and furniture Of
the building formerly occupied by
Owen Dowd were sold at public sale
yesterday, Berthold Ullmsn making
the purchase for 1926. A number Of
rumors are carrent as to the ultimate
disposition Of the place. Some say =
German-American bank will be stsrud
In the bank with Ullman and Silver
man as president and vice president,
respectively ard Schultz cashier.
Heaviest deposition will he the German
club.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

To postpone, when the duty for immediate &C.
tion l. clear, Is always unsise, Especially is II so
when increasing III health calls for a resort to
medication. Disease o fthe kidneys and bladder
are often 81 swim g~rowth-always of fatal tendan.
cy IL not eombatied al the outset. We have all
even those Of us who are not remarkably well in.
str~ucted-heArd something Of the danger attending
BrighI's disease, diabetes. and other disease Of
the kidneys or bladder. Let no one lie foolhsrdy
enough TO procrastinst q he p~receives The renal
organs TO be inactive, Hostetters Stomach Bitter'
are peculiarly adapted TO overcome this ~iuRction,
TO sufficiently stimulate, without exciting, the
kidneys and bladder. Infinitely is this diurelic
to be preferred 10 the impure and nrv stimulant'
Of commerce, which proyee the bane Of unwary
per.ons with a t~endancy TO renal troubles. The,
are likewise incompatible for dyspepsia, fever
and ague, and biliousnese.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Notice ia hereby given that the
commissioners of Custer county will
meet In special session on Monday,
August Stb, at the Office Of the county
clerk at Miles City, NJ. T., for the
transaction Of such business as may
properly come before them. BY order
Of the board Of County Commissioners.
l., G, DEAR, Clerk.
Dated, Miles City, August 3, 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
A hall dozen sportsmen leave earl

A halt dozen sportsmen leave early
this morning for a bear hunt In the
Powder river country. L. c. Dear,
Tom Irvine and four Others are In the
party and they have q sure thing on
getting a chance at bear, word having
been brought IN that the den Of she
bear and two half.grown cubs was
known and that they were game.
The leaders of the party say they will
bring back bear or campthere all sum.
mer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The old Butte base ball club Ia TO be
reorganized with the two McAuliffes,
the two Moffets, Carson, Cas-, l..
Gleason, Monteath, &. II. Smith and
the Reagan brothers. This club was
i~nvincible, and can still beat any in
the territory. They won twenty-five
balls during their career and only lost
two out Of twenty-five games. They
will challenge Helena the first thing.
Butte Miner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Geo. L. Newman was in the city a
few hours last night, returning TO his
ranch near Hathaway this morning.
From him IL is learned that the firm,
Beasley 4 Newman, will load to-day
1000 head nj mutton sheep for Chicago
market and Mr.. Newman will 20. in
charge Of them to Chicago. Sheep are
quoted low in Chicago. Darlington. Nc
Coy Il Co. telegraphing yesterdays
market price, $1,000 90 per hundred.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

G. G. Mathews, the United States
treasury counterfeit bank note detector
agent, whose arrival was noted In the
JOURNAL some days ago, proceeded on
his way east this morning, having
had a successful stay in our town and
formed many pleasant acquaintance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

M. Mathews was much astonished
and pleased upoa meeting an old
Schoolmate yesterday, in the person of
Lieut.. Tillson, they not having met
since their boyhood days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

A telegram to the JOURNAL from
Milton station, announces the death
there at S o'clock yesterday evening
Of Ada, the ~7-year-old daughter OF j.
Hogan, from malignant diphtheria.
Three other children in the same fam.
lily are sick. but not considered dan.
gerOnslY so.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Al Billings to-day the Livingston
base ball club are to play a match
game Of ball with the Billings nine.
The arrangement for play was made
on short notice, the Livingston club
evidently filling the engagement the
Miles City team was unable to take
advantage OF.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Col Gould returned from a journey
through the sage brush flats and cot
tonwood grove, of the Tongue river
valley yesterday, reporting an ex.
tremely warm sun during his travels,
evidence OF which is emblszoned upon
his couptepapce.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The great and prosperous l y l.
firm OF Hanauer & Mardindale adver-
tises in this issue the benefits to be de-
rived from dealing with them. The
argument used Is conclusive.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

"A and reliable Medicines are the best
wv to depend upon. Ackers Blood Ell.
ixir has been prescribed for years for allim-
purities ofthe Blood. In ever yformofSc rof-
ulous, syphilitic or Mercurial diseases, Ill
invaluable. For Rheumatism. has no equal
John Wright, Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Chas. ". Anderson returned 10 his
home at Forsyth this morning, hav.
ing done all that lay in his power to
better the condition Of ;. :. Barnes,
the victim Of the painful moving ma.
chine accident.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
NOTICES.

Prof. Bach il Sole agent for An
heuser- Bush st. Louis keg beer, Sell
denberg's fine Kew West and La Con-
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
ttipATk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Lieutenant DeFree-, Of the Fifth,
and Lieutenst Long were east bound
Passengers TIN, morning gong east III
short leave.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Geo. ohlmsteae, u prosperous stock
man of Mingusville, was among this
mornings arrivals.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Major w. n. Mcqueen arrived this
morning from a months ~sojourn in
the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

A beautiful bunch ofpond lilies from
White Bear Lake was among Major
Macqueen's luggage this morning..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Ed Pease is IN charge Of the lead
herd Of l. ) cattle, which are now In n
few miles OF the city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Don't overlook the fsct that Pepper
4 Jones have two private card room,
in their new -alonn where a game eau
be played in peace, quietness and
nriYnrY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
that are fretful, peevish

NoA%oo that are ~fretful. peevish.
ONSSSO cross, or troubled with
Windy Collie. Teething Pains. or
Stomach disorders. car be relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby soother.
IL contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold BY
John Wright, Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The truest economy is that outlay
which secures the greatest ultimate
satisfaction.-"D0c Carver"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Mrs. Carroll has moved into her
own house across the track. =
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

DR.. Rsdd returned on the freight
last evening from up the road.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

l.. Dundas came up from Mingus-
vile this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

The finest grades Of goods at Pepper
4 Jones' place ana no soldier bottle. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Jhe l. : cattle will br crossed TO the
north side rargs to-day. Crossing
will be made from the government
fiat pnd viii take a day ~ 20 10 ac-
complish.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Enquire OF +. NJ. Finkle x Co., Moor
head, Minnesota,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06

Go to Bill Billiard tor Best's Mil
yankee beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-06
LOCAL ITE M s.

Clean rags wanted ct this Office. .
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Maryland Elects all Her Democratic
Candidates.
Leeds Defeated for Sheriff in Phn!
adelphia County.
Large Democratic Gains Through
out Pennsylvania.
Ohio Elects Foraker and by Good
Gains-Great Reduction in the
Republican Majority In
Mississippi
"You Know"

NEw YORK, Nov. S.--The election in
New York State today is for Secretary OF
State, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Engineer and Surveyor,
nine justices Of the supreme court, The
Senate and the Assembly, and representa-
tiycs to Congress from the Nineteenth and
Twcnty-fith districts. Returns will be
collected tonight Of the vote for the four
principal candidates for Secretary Of state.
These are Frederick Cook DEM, I. u.
Grant rep ID. W. c. Huntington PRO
hibition), and Henry George, United
Labor This vote will be compared with
the vote east for the heads Of tickets In
1885, when u Governor and other state
officers were elected. The number Of cleo
ton districts in the State is 3,lil. OF this
number ,0s7 arr in New York and kinas
counties The Associated Press bulletins
will give the vote by election districts The
present State offices are all Democrats
The election in the Nineteenth congress.
iohal district is to I'll the vacancy caused
by the death Of Nicholas Kane DEM in
the Twenty-fiith district, to iill the vacancy
caused by the election OF Frank lliscOck
(Rep.) TO the United States Senate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Democratic Ga,n. In Ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. s.-Thrcc hundred
and cighty-six precincts In Ohio show q
net Republican gain Of 4,oi7. Foraker,
G0,2g9; Powell, 1854; Scitz, 1874 Sharp,
1898 Total, IFS, los. The counties heard
from giving Democratic gains are Adams,
Allen, Brown, Butler, Champaign, Clcr.
mont, Clinton, Columbiana, Defiance, Del
aware, Erie. Greene, which gives go gain
In ten precincts, Lorraine, 20o in seven pre-.
cincts: Muskingum, Perry, Pickaway,
Ross, Seneca, Shelby and Wyandot. The
counties from which Republican gains an
reported are Ashtnbula, Carroll, Franklin,
Hamilton, Mcigs, Columhiana, Pike. Port.
age, prcblc, Putnam, Richmond, Scioio,
stark, summit. Trumbull, Van Writ,
Wayne, Washington and Wood. In most
cases only a few precincts have been heard
from. and the gains are small, except IN
Hamilton
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
OHIO.
what They are Voting for In the Buck.
eve Stnte.


CINCINNATI, Nov. S.-The election in
Ohio today is for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, judges OF the supreme court,
Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney General and
member Of board OF public works, for
members of the General Assembly, and for
county and township officers. There are
four tickets before the people: Republican,
Democratic, Union Labor and Prohibition
The weather is pleasant all over the State
In this city heavy vote was pollcd early
in the forenoon. Not single arrest is NJ
ported up 10 II n m. A woman is at the
polls in one Of the precincts OF the Twenty
first ward holding tickets for the Union
Labor party. Comparisons will be made
with the vote for 1885. There are
2,l67 wards and precincts In the State
Of Ohio. In 1885 the vote was ny follows
Republican, $50, PSI; Democratic, 3Il, $50,
Prohibition, 2S,0Sl: Labor, 2,00l; scatter
ing, 2,774: total. 7y3. pG7. Fonker's plu-
rality over lloadly, l7I5l. J. b. Foraker
is the present Republican candidate for
governor 7. T.. Powell IN the Democratic
candidate Seitz is the Union Labor can
didate and Sharp the Prohibition candi.
date. In Hamilton county the returns
received at o'clock indicate an increased
vote over tina, Of 1885. Then there was
no perccptible Labor vote, now IL is quite a
feature, exceeding in many precincts the
vote OF the older parties. Both Republican
and Democratic aggregates consequently
show a falling oil. In the iirt returns
received the Democratic falling or is
greater than the Republican. Sixteen
precincts Of Hamilton county show net
Republican gain Of 0l2. The relative vote
is Foraker, 1854; Powell, l,2l2; Scitz,
1Sl,. Sham a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Cant. nlncL Conndcn,.

CmcAGo, H., Nov, S-Thc last dclcga.
ton TO wait on the Governor with petitions
for clcmcncy for the condemned anarchists
left the city tonight, Capt Black was
asked il he had any real hope that the
Governor would interfere with the sen.
tcnce. lie replied that he was quite con.
iidcnt that clemcncy would he extended
TO Schwab and Ficldcn, il not the others
"Of course" said he, there is no hope
for Lingg lie has signed his own doom.
''in cusc oi mn execution, will the men
be attended by minister's"
Capt. Black said "rhcsc men have NJ.
ligion of their own, and do not want amy
ministers Of the gospel. They are no, re-.
ligious IN the common sense OF that term,
but agnostics; not atheists, remember"
Miss Van Xandt had brief interview
with Spies through the netting of the law
ycrs' cage. Mrs Schwab, Mrs. Ficldcn
Mrs Engcl and Mrs Fischer were in the
visitors cage and had brief conversation
with their husbands. Mrs. Ficldcn had
her children with her, and the meeting
between Ficlden and his family was quite
affecting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
r.,on PRINTING Company sold.

rfFflnl bislath to Tue Appeal
LrIlE Rock, Ark, Nov. s.-At tho
chanccry court ut noon today the printing
presses, material, machinery, fixtures, fur
nituU, etc, lately belonging 10 the Union
printing company, Of this city, were sold
Ia g. n Sanders, ~ representative OF tho
estate II A. McNully, deceased. for =, 900.
The sale carried with, ia $1,000 mortgage
held by the 81 Louis typo foundry. Tho
afternoon Democrat has been using tho
material since the burning out Of that
office last month. Arrangements have
been perfected for the erection OF elegant
now nnnfirfn lnr The nnmnrmi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
Li.Rs s,iii nmo,cd.

CmcA0o, H., Nov. 3 Anarchist Louis
Lingg was visited In the county jail 10y
Attorney lciler, this afternoon, ut the ~
quest Of Capt. Black, for the purpose 81
obtaining from him statement in regard
TO the bombs found IN bis cell last sunday
Lingg plumply denied. In German, that hc
had any knowledge Of ihcbombs, aud then
continuing, said: ~ have and still do ~
fuse 10 sign any pc,itinn To the Governor
asking for n Communication Of my sentence.
| and n few others will surely hang, but |
will not make n statrurni Tor the benefit
Of those who have dgrcd the petition. !
hate them for the coune they have taken,
and would not oven liii one oi my tngrr'
10 save them II c0ild." At the conclu.
sion Of the interview lingg turned away
In an unconccmcd mnnncr aud coolly be-
pnu wliIltup
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-09
PENNsYLyANIA.
Philadelphia the Center Of Attraction
A Mixed Ticket.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. S.-The cleo
ton in Pennsylvania is for State Treasurer
for term of two years, and for Judge Of
the supreme court, to serve twenty-one
years. The Republican candidates are
William b. Hart, for State Treasurer, and
Henry w. Williams, for judge OF the SUI
prcnc court
The Democratic ticket is Bernard ].
McGmnn, for Treasurer, and j. Ross
Thompson, for supreme court judge.
The Prohibition candidates are Dallas
G. Irish and Simeon Il. Chase. Compare
sons in these dispatches will be- made with
the vote for State Treasurer in 1885,.
The campaign throughout the State has
not been particularly active, and a heavy
vote is not anticipated. In this city, how.
ever, the campaign has been one of the
most exciting and bitter OF the past decade.
The Republican city ticket Is headed 10y
VIM. X. Leeds for sheriff. the Demo
cratic 10y Charles II. Krumhaar for the
same office. For the city judiciary, rs is
customary here, both parties have in
dorsed the same candidates.
The independent Republicans refused To
support Leeds, the nominee OF the party,
ON the grounds Of "bossism," asserting
that his nomination had been fixed up by
the party leaders long in advance OF the
nominating convention, and that IL was
forced through against the wishes OF the
people. On this issue the independents
received the support OF several Republican
daily Journals which have vigorously ad-
vocatcd the election Of krumhaar the
Democratic candidate for sheriff, while vt
thp gnup time giving stipport 10 the other
Republican candidates. feature Of the
campaign has been what Is termed the
religious issue" The Personal Liberty
league. which Is composed of $3.50 societies,
including all the oldest German singing
societies in the city, indorsed the
| entire Democratic ticket with the eX-
ccption Of recorder Of deeds. The
league claims membership Of 10000
voters. Il announced It's opposition TO the
Sunday closing laws, aud entered the cam
paign with the alowcd purpose Of simply
| showing It's strength, which, Il declared,
would be- used hcncclonh in aiding the
| election OF Legislators and city officials who
| would work 10 secure the repeal oi the
/ laws which compelled salouns aud places
/ NJ amusement 10 remain closed on sun.
/ day. The Republicans accepted the chal-
| lpngc and made nm issue against the league
/ and the Dissertation of the Sabbath" In
| this they have brought to their aid and
/ the active support Of many ministers
/ churh-guing people, who have entered
| the fight 90 prevent the Personal LIB.
/ crty league from getting ioOihuld IN local
/ political Affair II will thus be- seen that
the campaign has been a decidedly mixed
| one